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BUILDING TRUST AND RECOGNIZING INNER DRIVERS


               Core principle: A person driven by social motivation is marked by a
               spirit of generosity and selfless contribution. They carefully consider
               the value and merit before committing to a cause or individual.



               INDIVIDUALISTIC MOTIVATOR

               •  A readiness to take charge and provide direction

               •  A pursuit of influence and authority
               •  A mindset oriented toward competition and status

               •  An ambition to shape and sway the opinions and actions of others

               •  A quest for self-governance and personal authority
               •  A value placed on independence and self-sufficiency

               Core principle: People who are driven by individualistic motives
               tend to prioritize status and employ leadership tactics, focusing on
               achieving their own objectives rather than on collaborative efforts or

               the needs of others.



               TRADITIONAL MOTIVATOR
               •  An unwavering commitment to their own cultural or personal

                   traditions
               •  A tendency toward conformity and adherence to established norms

               •  A foundation of firm beliefs and steadfast principle

               •  A process-oriented mindset, often with a structured approach
                   to tasks and life
               •  A deep focus on finding and understanding the significance or

                   purpose in actions and beliefs
               Core principle: A person with traditional motivation exhibits steadfast
               loyalty to societal norms and is resolute in convincing others of their


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